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02-14-2012, 08:46 PM
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Has anyone out there experienced noise sensitivity while speaking? This started a few weeks ago and has stubbornly refused to go away. Whenever I speak for more than a minute or two, I get this horrible feeling in my head - almost like pressure with a little nausea thrown in. It gets worse throughout the day, as I get more tired. Everyday noise bothers me as well, of course, but the noise canceling headphone do help that. It is just that I find it difficult to actually speak at length. I would like to know if other people have experienced this or am I just going crazy?!! Thanks everyone.
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Struck forehead on equipment at work September 2011, no loss of consciousness. PCS symptoms 1 week later: dizziness, vertigo, short term memory loss, headaches, sensitivity to light and noise. |
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